We make no compromises when it comes to the safety of our crews. That's why we have worked so diligently to adopt a zero-injury culture at CR Meyer. We exceed OSHA requirements and require regular drug and alcohol screenings to help ensure the safety of our job sites and minimize the risk to our customers.

We have a great track record of success in the area of safety. To accomplish this, all employees are trained in the latest safety techniques and are uncompromising in their use of personal protective equipment. We enhance their education through the commitment and accountability of managers and key field personnel. Most importantly, we actively work to engineer and plan the risk out of projects. We develop comprehensive safety plans, complete with daily pre-task planning. We know what to expect at the beginning of each day of work and arrange the work to eliminate potential pitfalls.

The loss of valued people, the loss of time, and the loss of money have a significant effect on the outcome of a project. That's why we have taken an unyielding, proactive approach to safety programs. It's why our people deliver an outstanding safety performance. It's also one of the reasons why CR Meyer is the wisest choice for your next project.

Because of our outstanding safety efforts, CR Meyer received a prestigious award from OSHA. CR Meyer is the first contractor in the nation to be selected for the Star level of the VPP Mobile Workforce Demonstration program. As a result of this award, which is granted based on exemplary safety and health protection of employees, CR Meyer’s Wisconsin jobsites are removed from OSHA’s scheduled inspection list.

The Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) is OSHA’s premier recognition program for worksites that do an excellent job of protecting their employees. OSHA created VPP to encourage companies to voluntarily go above and beyond their legal obligations to protect their workers’ safety and health. The VPP Mobile Workforce Demonstration program is distinctive from traditional VPP programs in that it adds new procedures and requirements that recognize the unique aspects of the construction industry.